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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
3
The Muscatine Infirmary of Osteopathy at 212 Linn Street announces readiness to treat diseases of men and women by osteopathy as taught at Kirksville Missouri. It promotes a drug free, natural health approach, notes mechanical obstructions affect vitality, offers free thirty day consultation and examination, hours 9 am to 5 pm daily except Sunday.
The Muscatine Journal announces subscription rates for year deliveries by carrier with weekly collection. It lists semi weekly publication on Tuesdays and Saturdays payable in advance. Remittances should be made by draft money order or express payable to JOURNAL Puratine Co. Muscatine Iowa.
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS Irregular or tardy delivery of The Journal should be promptly reported to the business office Every copy of The Daily Journal should be delivered before 6 20 p m Complaint should be made promptly if the delivery is late Subscribers are requested to provide boxes or designate place where the paper can be left secure from the weather or molestation.
Illinois Central offers one fare plus two dollars for round trips from all northern stations to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and other listed western points on July 3 9 and 17 and August 1 7 21 Tickets to Colorado Utah allow continuous passage with limited stopovers and Utah return within thirty days Final return date is October 31 Full particulars available from Illinois Central agents J F Merry A G P A Dubuque.
To all Whom it May Concern. The following druggists sell the famous T Rhaematic Cure: John J. Havercamp Theo Kuechman McBride Cope J J Coady Nesper Co. The most effective cure known for rheumatism in all stages.
The Daily Journal invites readers to keep home news with them during summer absences. Notify The Journal business office in person by mail or telephone to start a regular delivery and have the address updated as needed while traveling.
The Journal offers guaranteed ad changes only if copy is in office by 9 a m. It is sold daily at R. A. Holmes, BE Davidson and C. W. Hodges newsstands. All customers may be supplied.
James B. Dill argues in Success for July that law has become a business tool. He says modern lawyers function as organizers and business makers, often more a partner to industry than a pure legal craftsman, with specialization and profitability guiding practice.
Vendor claims Candy Cathertie cures constipation forever with a single dose. If CC C fails to work, druggists refund money. The notice reads like a medical patent style claim to entice consumers.
The Century Magazine June issue features Theodore Roosevelt’s article defending reformist ethics. He denounces crooked success and urges public scorn for swindlers, while urging individuals to stand for principles even when isolated. The piece notes mixed editor reactions prior to Roosevelt’s rising reputation.
Burlington residents hold a keen interest in China events as Admiral George C. Remey commands the American fleet in Asiatic waters. The Burlington native and his brother John T. Remey of the National State Bank maintain ties to the city. Remey recently sent $500 to the Institute College, now affiliated with the University of Chicago.
A Chicago News illustration shows Satan at a busy desk labeled Hot Stuff with files and manuscripts. Rumors of Aguinaldo's death, Boer war reports, Chinese documents labeled Rumors Rush, and a barrel of campaign rootbacks are scattered as he grins at the idea of three wars and a presidential campaign.
Iowa Central invites travelers on an excursion to Colorado Utah South Dakota and Wyoming with travel dates July 7 and 19 and August 1 1900. One fare plus two dollars for round trip tickets valid until October 31 1900. Inquiries through coupon ticket agents or Geo S Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
Calumet and Hecla reports extensive timber damage in Hecla Shaft No 2 from a recent fire. Workers have cleared debris and replaced timbers up to the seventh level, with uncertainty about lower levels and an estimated restoration time of one to two months.
Mrs Elizabeth Maher declared legal widow of Mark Maher and heiress to his $100000 estate after Judge Chetlain dismissed Alzuma L Maher’s claim and refused to overturn the prior divorce. Appeal by Maher’s second wife noted. Separate item reports a church lightning strike in Chatfield Ohio injuring Mrs Shade and others with fatalities feared.
Two Chicago policemen P J Sheridan and John Mosher were discharged from the force for holding up a man. Rose Preutzheits, 16, of Chicago died after mistaking roach salt for seidlitz powder. Helen Gould visited Fort Sheridan and met soldiers aided by her war relief.
Advertisement targets readers with headaches nerves sleepless nights and fatigue claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla enriches blood. It adds Hood's Pills for nausea and indigestion relief and asserts improved appetite and refreshing sleep after use.
Scientists report Vesuvius has lost its cone and fallen silent after an eruption peak. Theories abound on why the eruption ceased and what caused the cone’s disappearance, with subsidence as the leading explanation. Encourages use of Thostetter’s Stomach Bitters for digestion upset and related ailments.
News from London says a Swiss polar expedition to locate Prof Andre will depart Spitzbergen on July 26. The party includes forty members with Captain Ernest Andre, his brother, as leader. The voyage is planned to last about a year and a half.
The Maryland Steel Company at Sparrow Point near Baltimore is building the world’s largest floating dry dock for the U S government. When finished it will cost about 810000 dollars and can lift a 15000 ton vessel two feet above water.
A Detroit Frees Press editorial mocks William Jennings Bryan and his silver coinage platform. It argues Bryan’s stance on free silver failed in 1896 and predicts his political demise, using sarcastic tone to declare his cause dead and buried.
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